Gallery: Flight from wildfire
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This article was published 14/05/2024 (575 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Cranberry Portage resident Neena Lundie documented a smoky drive back home down Hwy. 10 from Flin Flon Saturday morning before evacuating to Grand Rapids just before midnight with her two birds, dog, and cat.
Neena Lundie left Flin Flon with her mother Saturday morning to return to their home in Cranberry Portage.
Lundie drove through smoke along Hwy. 10 from Flin Flon to her home in Cranberry Portage.
Lundie drove through smoke along Hwy. 10 from Flin Flon to her home in Cranberry Portage.
Lundie drove through smoke along Hwy. 10 from Flin Flon to her home in Cranberry Portage.
Lundie drove through smoke along Hwy. 10 from Flin Flon to her home in Cranberry Portage.
Lundie took this photo as she arrived back to Cranberry Portage from Flin Flon Saturday.
Smoke seen from Cranberry Portage Saturday afternoon.
Smoke seen from Cranberry Portage Saturday afternoon.
Smoke seen from Cranberry Portage Saturday afternoon.
Lundie fled Cranberry Portage just before midnight and drove through the Pas to Grand Rapids with her two birds, dog, and cat. Her parents stayed in Cranberry Portage to help the community.
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